A series exploring the convergence of art and social transformation in the borderlands region, where artists and culture workers are provoking new forms of creative resistance to counter the dynamics of oppression and alienation with solidarity and inclusivity.

JerSu (‘LandWater’) is a special project of Adamdar/CA dedicated to the communities and activists striving to protect the rivers and plains, mountains and valleys, steppes, lakes and other ecosystems of Central Asia.

Dispatches from Myanmar and stories of wars gone by.

A series exploring the dark corners of society where art and illicit activities collude.

Eco-ethnographic art and documentary films from southwest China.

A photojournalism series documenting the twilight of Nuosu culture.

Portraits of sacrifice from the U.S.–Mexico borderlands.

Multimedia reportage produced by young revolutionaries who were forced to choose between imprisonment, exile or armed resistance against the military junta in the wake of the 2021 coup d'etat.

Documentary films, podcasts and graphic reportage from the world’s first permanent city of refugees.

Dispatches from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec where the Transistmico interoceanic development corridor is transforming the social, ecological, migratory and economic future of the Americas.

Provocations, ponderings and perspectives examining the sociocultural, economic and environmental changes occurring locally and globally and how they are redefining the fault lines of modern society.

Long-form, multimedia reportage examining the fault lines of culture, conflict, development and extractive capitalism in underreported locations and isolated communities.

Field reports highlighting humanity's devastating impact on the Earth and the struggle to catalyze societal and environmental responses that can restore humans symbiotic relationship with Nature in the 21st century.

Night falls on the empire where once the sun never set.

African musicians, painters and storytellers in Spain's northern Basque region use art and film to illustrate clandestine journeys of migration and the precarity of survival on the peripheries of society in Europe.